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72pursuit — pur·suit || pÉ™r suËt /pÉ™ sju n. chase, hunt; quest, search; occupation, pastime …
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74pursuit — noun 1》 the action of pursuing. 2》 a recreational or sporting activity. 3》 a cycling race in which competitors set off from different parts of a track and attempt to overtake one another. Origin ME: from Anglo Norman Fr. purseute following after …
75pursuit — n. 1. Chase, race. 2. Pursuance, prosecution, following out …
76pursuit of — 1. Chase after. 2. Prosecution of, search for, quest, endeavor after …
77pursuit — n 1. chase, hunt, run, hue and cry, foxhunt, Brit. chevy, (in India) shikar; trailing, pursuance, following, coursing, tracking, tracing; stalking, prowling, seeking, searching; investigation, inquiry, exploration, inquest, probe. 2. quest, grail …
78pursuit — pur·suit …
79pursuit — pur•suit [[t]pərˈsut[/t]] n. 1) the act of pursuing 2) an effort to secure or attain; quest 3) an occupation or pastime one regularly engages in: literary pursuits[/ex] • Etymology: 1300–50; ME < AF purseute « VL *prōsequita for L prōsecūta,… …
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